The New York Times has an interactive feature that lets you compare the monetary aspects.

Unfortunately for you, utility shut off by the landlord falls into "self help eviction practices".What you should do is document the costs you incur for the utilities and add that to the monetary judgment.

By the way, I would construe the term damages to include monetary damages.

We're just starting out, but when we talk about our goals, they definitely have more to do with the amount of time and experiences we'd like to have available, versus a specific monetary target.

There are also the non-monetary costs associated with a move such as switching schools, notifying friends/relatives of the new location and how to find you now.

Needless to say, someone was there in about an hour and installed it.The moral of the story is that if the seller doesn't have a monetary incentive, don't expect anything to be done after closing.

If you can get your licenses, BOTH have a lot of value, however; a contractors license if you plan on being a builder, will bring you far more monetary value than an agents.

Honestly I wouldn't offer any monetary compensation.

I expect this will be slow going but the monetary risk is lower.

Whether it is fee or some monetary fee per day, per week, or per month.